Eve Metts

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• FSID: 9CNZ-4JB
• Reference Number: 5245
• Census: 1840, Newberry, South Carolina
• Census: 1850, Rusk County, Texas

Notes:

Eve Metz (Metts) born Oct 31, 1808 in Newberry Co., SC and died sometime after 1860 in Houston Co., TX. After Nathaniel died she remarried a John Wallace (btwn 1840-1850) and they (and her children), together with her twin brother Adam and Nathaniel's brothers Spivey (Spiva) and Mark came west with everyone stopping in Lafayette Co., MS then they moved on into Texas. She is in the 1850 and 1860 censuses in TX. I have quite a bit of information on John Edward's sisters, except for Rebecca and Sarah, including marriages, deaths and births of their children.

Family/Spouse: Nathaniel Smith. Nathaniel (son of Thomas Smith and Anna Catherine Harmon) was born in 1795 in South Carolina; died in Dec 1833 in Newberry County, South Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: John Wallace. John was born in 1805 in South Carolina; died after 1860 in Houston County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5247

Notes:

Buried Helton Cemetery, Houston County, Texas

John M. Smith is in the Muster Roll as Private in: Capt A.H. Casteel Co., of Inf., Beat No. 8, 11th Brigade, Texas Militia, July 31, 1861

He is also in the United Confererate Veterans List, Crockett Camp 141, organized 1891 which lists him in, Co. A 18th Tenn Inf., Brown's Brigade. He lived in Dotson/ Kennard area in 1891.

He was Postmaster of Dodson, Tx from Jan 15, 1891 - March 1901 when he died.

Source: Marilyn Rosson Smith

John married Mary J Childers on 17 Jul 1849. Mary was born on 20 Oct 1831 in Tennessee; died on 20 Oct 1888 in Houston County Texas - Helton Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Rebecca F Smelly on 11 Sep 1890 in Houston County, Texas. Rebecca was born on 10 Dec 1850; died on 21 May 1910 in Houston County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5248

Notes:

Census 1850 - Rusk County, Texas
Census 1860 - Houston County, Texas
Census 1870 - Houston County, Texas
Census 1880 - Houston County, Texas
Census 1900 - Houston County, Texas
Census 1910 - Houston County, Texas (living with son, John W)
Census 1920 - Houston County, Texas (Living with son Nathaniel)

Elizabeth married James Baines before 1850. James was born in 1827 in Kentucky; died between 1850 and 1855 in Cuero, DeWitt County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Elizabeth married James D Helton after 1855. James was born on 9 Oct 1828; died on 17 Oct 1894 in Houston County Texas - Helton Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FSID: LT8F-HGY
• Reference Number: 2671
• Residence: 28 Oct 1850, Rusk, Rusk County, 1850
• _MILT: 1862; 28th Texas, Company I, Randal's (1st Texas Lancers)
• _MILT: Oct 1862, Near Little Rock Ark.; Civil War, 28th Texas , Teamster
• Residence: 1874, McLennan County, Texas USA
• Residence: 26 Jun 1880, McLennan County, Texas

Notes:

Birth: Sep. 4, 1833
Death: Jun. 10, 1887

Burial:
Cox Cemetery
31°20'10.87"N 97°13'38.76"W
McLennan County
Texas, USA

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The next entry was taken from Ancestry.com
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Littleton Smith Pension

When confronted with a brick wall during your ancestry search, sometimes it pays to reread documents that were collected years earlier. I recently pulled out the Confederate Pension Application of Widow M. F. Smith of McLennan County, Texas.

Background: Martha Francis Chapman was born 28 August 1837 in Houston County, Texas to Robert D. Chapman and his wife, Rebecca Hodges. Robert D. Chapman is one of my DRT (Daughters of the Republic of Texas) proven ancestors. Martha married Littleton Smith in 1857. The 1860 census lists Littleton as "Leticia" Smith along with Martha and their two oldest girls. In 1850 he had been listed alone in nearby Rusk County, age 18 and born in South Carolina.

Now there were some Littleton Smith's in South Carolina but they are pretty well documented and don't fit the criteria for my Littleton but I keep them in mind. Smith is a hard name to research so you tend to keep other Smiths in mind but you can't know for sure if they are related. No other Smiths appeared to have moved with Littleton between 1850 and 1860. Other researchers have left information with the LDS church listing him as Robert Lilton Smith. In 1870 he is enumerated as Lewis Smith but with the correct family members. In 1880 he is listed in McLennan County, Texas as L. Smith, a horse breeder, with the same family. So that pretty much sums up the brick wall on my Smith line.

I spent a little time earlier in the day on Ancestry.com today to see if anything had popped up on my Smith line. I noticed a couple of other Littleton Smiths I didn't remember seeing before but nothing really stuck out.

But back to the pension application - Martha is named as the widow of L. S. Smith throughout the document but in one place that I had apparently not been able to decipher earlier, he is named as Littleton Spivy Smith. It's hard to read the handwriting but this time it made total sense because Littleton Spivey Smith was one of those individuals I noticed on Ancestry today.

Well, it turned out that my Littleton Spivy Smith (born ca 1832 in SC) is not the same Littleton Spivey Smith (born 1819 in GA) that is in Ancestry. I could find nothing to help me but I am one step closer than I was yesterday and that made my day.

I hope this helps you with your ancestry search!

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Gene Brownlow
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I have added the Crying Sale document to Littleton's section. This shows he lived in Newberry, SC. It shows his mother Eve (Metts) Smith. I also include the Newberry map that shows where the Metts lived in relation to Smith Island where I believe Littleton lived in that area.

Next, I have added the Census Records showing in 1850 Littleton S Smith living with his mother Eve and John Wallace, her new husband in Rusk County. Shows born in South Carolina.

Next, I added the 1860 Census from Houston County show Littleton(his name misspelled as Litita Smith from SC and Marth from Texas living in Houston County. Shows born in South Carolina. His wife Martha was born in Texas.

Next 1870 Census showing Littleton (Name misspelled as Levis Smith) living with Martha and family in Falls County. Shows born in South Carolina. Again, his wife Martha, born in Texas.

In 1880 Census it shows L Smith living with his family in McLennan County. Shows born in South Carolina. Once again his wife Martha is shown as being born in Texas.

CONFEDERATE TEXAS TROOPS
28th Regiment, Texas Cavalry (Randal's) (1st Texas Lancers)

Company D Randal’s Regiment
Enlisted June 11, 1862 at Crockett, Texas by H. G. McDaniel
From Aug 13 to Sept 1 Pvt Smith was near Littlerock, Arkansas. Working as a Teamster
For pay from Sept 1st to Nov 17th and travel from Camp Nelson Ark to Crockett Texas.
On November 17, 1862 Pvt Smith was medically discharged.


Overview: 28th Cavalry Regiment was organized during the late spring of 1862 by Colonel H. Randal. It was formed with about 1,000 men and twelve companies, but one company was transferred to the 19th Texas Infantry Regiment in mid-1864. Some of its members were from Fairfield and Shelby Counties. The unit was soon dismounted and assigned to Polignac's, Randal's, and Maclay's Brigade, Trans-Mississippi Department, and was active in various conflicts in Louisiana and Arkansas. It saw some hard fighting at Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, then fought at Jenkins' Ferry. The 28th disbanded prior to the surrender in June, 1865. The field officers were Colonels Eli H. Baxter and Horace Randal, Lieutenant Colonel Henry G. Hall, and Major Patrick Henry.

Littleton moved just north of Masterville (Note: Mr. Cox was appointed the second Postmaster of Bruceville. The Town was then called Masterville, but after the completion of the Mississippi, Kansas & Texas railroad it was changed to Bruceville. Later the name was changed to Cow Bayou, afterward to Masterville, Finally, in 1888, to Bruceville,

Littleton married Martha Frances Chapman in 1857 in Houston County, Texas. Martha (daughter of Robert Doak Chapman and Rebecca Hodges) was born on 28 Aug 1838 in Houston County, Republic of Texas; died on 12 Feb 1922 in Near Eddy, McLennan County, Texas; was buried in Feb 1922 in Cox Cemetery, Bruceville, McLennan, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Littleton married Mary A. E. Forbes on 5 May 1853 in Rusk, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5249

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• FSID: LDTC-SLC
• Reference Number: 5250

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• FSID: KDMY-RS1
• Reference Number: 5251

Family/Spouse: James J Smitherman. James was born on 6 Sep 1843 in Alabama; died on 12 Apr 1898 in Hamilton County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5254

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• Reference Number: 5255

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• Reference Number: 5256

Family/Spouse: Thomas Bailey English. Thomas was born in 1853 in Cuero, DeWitt County Texas; died in 1915 in Houston County Texas - Ivie Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5258

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• Reference Number: 5259

Notes:

Death Certificate No. 41279

Family/Spouse: Mollie M Unk. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5261

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• Reference Number: 5262

David married Mandy Sims on 25 Oct 1892 in Houston County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5264

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Death Certificate No. 80008

Family/Spouse: John Ivie. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5266

Family/Spouse: Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5267

Notes:

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
John Smith Head M 71 South Carolina
Rebecca Smith Wife F 50 Alabama
Sarah Smith Daughter F 8 Texas
Buck Smith Son M 7 Texas

Next we find Sarah on the 1920 Houston County Census living with her family:

Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
C S Reed Head M 30 Arkansas
Sarah Reed Wife F 27 Texas
Roy Reed Son M 7 Texas
Carrie Reed Daughter F 2 Texas
Malissa Cooper Mother F 64 Georgia

Family/Spouse: Charlie Silas Reed. Charlie was born on 10 Jan 1889 in Oklahoma, USA; died on 20 Jun 1980 in Kennard, Houston County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5270

Ebenezer married Matilda L Warren on 20 Jul 1888 in Houston County, Texas. Matilda was born in Aug 1874 in Cuero, DeWitt County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Lizie
• Reference Number: 2594

Hettie married George M Cannon on 12 Mar 1876 in McLennan County Texas. George was born in 1849 in Georgia; died before 1896. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Tom Adams. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 2595

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Birth: Feb. 4, 1860
Death: Oct. 22, 1879

Daughter to L.S. (Littleton Spivey) Smith buried nearby.

Family links:
Parents:
L S Smith (1833 - 1887)

Burial:
Cox Cemetery
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]

Created by: couchpotato
Record added: Aug 14, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11536675

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• Name: Cassie
• Reference Number: 7333

Family/Spouse: Arthur Sanders Taylor. Arthur was born on 23 May 1874 in Walker County, Texas; died on 17 Feb 1958 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 2596

Sarah married Nathaniel Asa Williams on 22 Jun 1882. Nathaniel was born on 19 Jun 1851 in Mississippi USA; died on 11 Apr 1934 in Navarro, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Beccie
• Reference Number: 2593

Notes:

In an email Cindy received, someone stated that her ggrandfather Robert Lee Simmons born 1865 in TN married Rebecca Ann Smith born 1867. Further, she stated that he had married an Indian girl meaning Rebecca). They are buried in Katie, OK. All my life I heard from my father that we were Choctaw Indian. I believe Rebecca and her husband lived on the Chickasaw reservation.

Rebecca married Robert Lee Simmons on 18 Dec 1889. Robert (son of Newton C Simmons and Lucinda R Turner) was born in 1865 in Tennessee; died in in Katie, Oklahoma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• FSID: 94T7-XSB
• Reference Number: 931
• Census: 26 Jun 1880, McLennan, County, Texas
• Census: 20 Jun 1900, McLennan County, Texas
• Census: 22 Apr 1910, McLennan County, Texas
• Census: 9 Jan 1920, McLennan County, Texas
• Residence: 1930, Precinct 6, McLennan, Texas, United States
• Census: 5 Apr 1930, McLennan County, Texas
• Census: 17 Apr 1940, McLennan County, Texas

Notes:

Birth: 1867
Death: 1947

Note: On stone with Emma L. Smith

Burial:
Cox Cemetery
31°20'10.95"N 97°13'39.29"W
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Created by: couchpotato
Record added: Jul 27, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11433995

John was born in Crockett, Texas. He moved to Carolina, Falls County, Texas when he was 3 in 1870. In his obituary it says he moved to McLennan County in 1874. The 1880 Census shows John living in McLennan County, Texas with his father, mother and sisters. In the 1900 Census he was in McLennan County and his mother Martha Francis lived with him.

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This is a legal document found regarding the Smith land in McLennan County that was originally purchased by Littleton Smith and inherited by his children upon his death.

Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, Waco.

THAMES v. SMITH

280 S.W. 859 (Tex. Civ. App. 1926)

THAMES v. SMITH.
No. 318.
Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, Waco.
February 18, 1926.

Appeal from District Court, McLennan County; Sam R. Scott, Judge.

Suit by J. W. Thames against J. E. Smith. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals. Affirmed.

Appellant J. W. Thames - Appellee J. E. Smith

R. L. Henderson, of Waco, for appellant.

Sleeper, Boynton Kendall, of Waco, for appellee.

BARCUS, J.

This suit was instituted by appellant, seeking to cancel a deed which he had executed, by which he conveyed to appellee his undivided interest in 220 acres of land located in McLennan County, Tex. The cause was tried to a jury, and at the conclusion of the testimony the trial court instructed the jury to return a verdict for appellee.

The record discloses the following undisputed facts: Littleton Smith and wife, Martha F. Smith, owned the 220 acres of land in controversy, and in 1885 Littleton Smith died intestate, leaving as his survivors his wife and nine children. His wife continued to occupy the property as her homestead until her death in 1921, and at her death she left surviving her said children, or their descendants. In 1888, appellant married Dosia Smith, one of the daughters of Martha F. Smith. Mrs. Thames died in 1891, leaving as her survivors appellant and a boy a few days old, who died when he was about two months old. Shortly after the death of Mrs. Thames, appellee and appellant discussed the question as to whether appellant, by virtue of his having married one of the Smith girls, had any interest in the property. It was the opinion of each of them that he did not, because his wife and boy were both dead, and they each thought that by reason thereof his wife's interest would go to her brothers and sisters. Sometime thereafter, the date not being given, appellee purchased from all of his brothers and sisters, except one, their interest in their father's estate. No effort was made to purchase the interest of appellant. After the mother, Mrs. Smith, died in 1921, all of the brothers and sisters living and the heirs of those who were deceased, including appellant, brought a partition suit against appellee for their respective interests in the homestead property. Before said suit was instituted, Mrs. Taylor, sister-in-law of appellee, being a sister of the original Mrs. Thames, wrote appellant that the lawyers in Waco stated that he had an interest in the property the same as each of the other heirs, and requested that he join them in a partition suit, which he did. Mrs. Taylor then wrote appellant, asking that he execute to her, as the baby girl of the Smith family, a deed to his interest in the estate, or that he convey all of his interest to the three girls. After the partition suit was filed, appellee consulted with his attorney, and for the first time learned that under the law appellant had an interest in the property by reason of his child having survived his mother a few months. Appellee then had his banker write appellant, telling him, in substance, that in order for appellee to get the title to the property clear in him it would be necessary for appellant to execute a deed to him, and stated that appellee would pay him, if he required it, $40 or $50 for his interest in the property. In reply to that letter, appellant wrote that he did not hold anything against the place, and that if appellee needed a deed to clear it up, if he would send or bring him the deed he would promptly sign it. At the time he received this letter from the banker and made the reply thereto, he knew from his sister-in-law, Mrs. Taylor, that he had an interest in and to the property and that suit had been brought to recover same. When appellee received the letter from appellant, he had the deed prepared and went by auto from McLennan County 170 miles to Callahan county for the purpose of having appellant execute the same. He reached appellant's house on Friday night about 8 or 9 o'clock, and appellant testified that the following morning appellee told him he had come for the purpose of having him execute the deed; that his lawyers told him that it was necessary for appellant to execute the deed in order for appellee to get a clear abstract. Appellant testified that Smith told him he did not have any interest in the property, but that the lawyers said appellant would have to execute a deed before he could get a clear abstract; that he told Smith he did not think he had any interest in it because his wife was dead, but that he would execute the deed. Appellee and appellant then went some distance to town, where the deed, which recited a consideration of $1 paid, was properly signed and acknowledged before a notary public, *860860 and appellee asked appellant what he owed him, and appellant testified he answered: "You know what you said in the letter." Appellee then gave appellant a check for $25 and then returned to appellant's home, where he remained until the Monday following, and when urged to stay longer said he would have to hurry home as the land was to be surveyed in two or three days so it could be divided.

After appellant executed and delivered the deed to Smith, one of the Smith girls, Mrs. Ingram, and her husband, went to Callahan County to see appellant and told him that he had an interest in the property and offered to and did pay all of his expenses to Waco and return if he would come with them and discuss it with their lawyer. When he reached Waco, he, with Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Ingram, did discuss it with their attorney, who had filed the partition suit, and for the first time appellant learned the exact amount of his interest in the property, and that it was worth about $600. He immediately filed this suit to cancel the deed which he had given appellee and offered to return the check, alleging as a ground therefor that appellee had misled him and had misrepresented the facts to him, in that he had told him he had no interest in the property when as a matter of fact appellee knew that he had a one-eighteenth interest therein. Appellant alleged that he relied upon the statements made by appellee; that he had known appellee for 40 years, had married his sister, was a close friend, and had implicit confidence in him; and that he relied upon his representations. He testified he had only seen appellee three times in the last 30 years.

The only question involved is whether there was any issue that should have been submitted to the jury. At the time appellant executed and delivered the deed, he was in possession of all the facts that were known to appellee. He had been told by appellee's banker that appellee's lawyers said he had an interest in the property and that it would be necessary for him to execute a deed in order to clear the title, and he had written that he would execute the deed to appellee if he would bring or send it to him. When the banker wrote said letter, appellant had already received information in several letters from his sister-in-law, Mrs. Taylor, that he had an heir's interest in the property and had been urged to convey his interest to either Mrs. Taylor individually or to his three sisters-in-law, and he had been informed that it was necessary to bring a lawsuit for a partition of the property and the suit had been filed in his name to recover his interest. Appellee stated that he did not tell appellant that he had no interest but that he told him the lawyers said he had an interest in it. If appellant is correct in his statement that appellee told him he had no interest when he brought the deed out, he knew at the time that the statement was false, because he had been informed by the attorneys who had brought the suit for him, as well as by his sisters-in-law, and also by the banker who wrote him at the instance of appellee, that the lawyers on both sides, as well as all of the children, recognized that he had an interest in the property. Appellee testified that he made no inquiry as to what his interest was or as to its value, and that he executed the deed without making any inquiry with reference thereto. It had been more than 30 years since he had left McLennan county. He had married again and had a family, and on several occasions during the 30 years he had made a statement to different members of the Smith family that he did not claim any interest in or to the Smith property.

We do not think there was any error in the court instructing the jury to find a verdict for appellee. There was no concealment by appellee of any information or facts of which he was in possession that appellant did not already know. The only misrepresentation appellant claims was made was that appellee told him he had no interest in the property. Appellant testified he had at that time information from the attorneys on both sides that he did have, and that he had brought a suit, which was then pending, for his interest. A party who executes a contract cannot thereafter defeat or cancel same on the ground that the party receiving the contract had misrepresented material facts, if as a matter of fact at the time the representations were made and the contract was executed he knew that said representations were as a matter of fact false. A party cannot claim to rely on the truthfulness of representations that he knows at the time are untrue. Wortman v. Young (Tex.Com.App.) 235 S.W. 559; Waggoner v. Zundelowitz (Tex.Com.App.) 231 S.W. 721; Dossett v. Franklin Life Ins. Co. (Tex.Com.App.) 276 S.W. 1097.

We have examined all of appellant's assignments of error, and same are overruled, and the judgment of the trial court is affirmed

John married Emma Lee Moore on 12 Feb 1893 in Moody, McLennan, Texas, United States. Emma (daughter of George W Moore and Sarah F Yocum) was born on 22 Dec 1873 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas, USA; died on 30 Nov 1952 in Cox Cemetary, Bruceville, McLennan County, Texas; was buried on 30 Nov 1952 in Cox Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4309

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• Reference Number: 7662

Family/Spouse: Joseph WIlliam Thames. Joseph was born on 19 Jan 1868 in Trinity County, Texas; died on 17 Oct 1932 in Brownfield, Terry, Texas, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4313

Family/Spouse: John Wilburn Baugh. John (son of James Wilburn Baugh and Emma Paige) was born on 13 Feb 1878 in Anderson County Texas; died on 13 Feb 1978 in Oakwood Cemetery Waco Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4312

Notes:

Buried Moody Cemetery

Mattie married Walter Andrew Moore on 26 Sep 1897 in McLennan County, Texas. Walter (son of George W Moore and Sarah F Yocum) was born on 24 Jan 1870 in Moody, McLennan, Texas, United States; died on 16 Apr 1951 in McLennan County, Texas; was buried in 1951 in Moody, McLennan, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4311

Family/Spouse: Lorenzo Franklin Ingram. Lorenzo (son of Benjamin Franklin Ingram and Mary Minerva Harrison) was born on 2 May 1876 in Bruceville, TX; died in 1941 in Waco, Mclennan, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4310

I married Arthur Sanders Taylor on 3 Oct 1897 in McLennan County Texas. Arthur was born on 30 Mar 1873 in Walker County, Texas; died on 17 Feb 1959 in Waco, McLennan County, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 7665

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• Reference Number: 7666

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• Reference Number: 7667

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• Reference Number: 7668

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• Reference Number: 7669

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• Reference Number: 7670

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• Reference Number: 7671

Family/Spouse: Living. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5701

Rozella married James Robert Outlaw on 29 Dec 1895 in McLennan County Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 7640

Mary married McCoy Duke on 2 Dec 1900. McCoy was born on 17 Aug 1875; died on 20 Apr 1909. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5703

Family/Spouse: George Bailey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5705

Family/Spouse: Marion Frances Sechrist. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 5707

Robert married Living [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 7660

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• Reference Number: 7661

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• Reference Number: 2673

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Burial:
Cox Cemetery
31°20'11.12"N 97°13'39.19"W
McLennan County
Texas, USA

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• FSID: 94T7-X37
• Name: Tat
• Reference Number: 933
• Residence: 1900, Justice Precinct 6 (all east of Waco & Belton rd.), McLennan, Texas, United States
• Census: 20 Jun 1900, McLennan County, Texas
• Residence: 1910, Justice Precinct 6, McLennan, Texas, United States
• Census: 22 Apr 1910, McLennan, County, Texas
• Residence: 1920, Bruceville, McLennan, Texas, United States
• Census: 9 Jan 1920, McLennan County, Texas
• Residence: 1935, Rural, Mclennan, Texas
• Census: 1940, Bruceville, McLennan County, Texas
• Residence: 1940, Justice Precinct 6, McLennan, Texas, United States

John married Ethel Helen Ercanbrack in 1917. Ethel (daughter of Alphonso Winn Ercanbrack and Minnie Corine Roberts) was born on 8 Jan 1901; died on 29 Jul 1986 in Waco, Mclennan, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 2674

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Birth: Aug. 20, 1896
Death: Jan. 6, 1897

Record states Smith, Georgia Littleton age 5 mos. s. of J.E., d. 1-6-1897 Cox Cem. 8-172

Inscription:
Fell Asleep Son of J. E. & E.L. Smith

Burial:
Cox Cemetery
31°20'11.05"N 97°13'39.21"W
McLennan County
Texas, USA

Created by: couchpotato
Record added: Jul 27, 2005
Find A Grave Memorial# 11434009

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• FSID: 94T7-H7Z
• Name: Sheug or Dutch
• Reference Number: 19
• Census: 20 Jun 1900, Justice Precinct 6 (all east of Waco & Belton rd.), McLennan, County, Texas
• Census: 22 Apr 1910, Justice Precinct 6, McLennan, County, Texas
• Graduation: 19 Apr 1918, Bruceville, McLennan County, Texas; Graduation from 9th to 10th Grade
• Census: 9 Jan 1920, Bruceville, McLennan County, Texas
• Census: 13 Apr 1930, Precinct 8, Jones, County, Texas
• Residence: 1935, Rural, Bosque, Texas
• Census: 22 Apr 1940, McLennan, County, Texas

Notes:

Name: Sarah Mirick
Residence: , McLennan, Texas
Estimated Birth Year: 1898
Age: 22
Birthplace: Texas
Relationship to Head of Household: Wife
Gender: Female
Race: White
Marital Status: Married
Father's Birthplace: Texas
Mother's Birthplace: Texas
Film Number: 1821831
Digital Folder Number: 4390895
Image Number: 01018
Sheet Number: 4
Household Gender Age
Spouse Rurie Mirick M 25y
Sarah Mirick F 22y

Work at Hawk and Buck as an Inspector of sewing.
Work at Diamonds Cafe.

Cemetery
Waco Memorial Park
Section C, Plott 146 Space 1
31°28'28.31"N 97° 9'36.79"W

Sarah married Rurie Arthur Mirick on 23 Mar 1919 in Preacher Cook's House, Bruceville, Texas. Rurie (son of Everett Miriam Mirick and Virginia Elizabeth Sudbury) was born on 27 Nov 1894 in Durango, Falls County, Texas; died on 13 May 1976 in Waco, McLennan, Texas, USA; was buried in 1976 in Waco, McLennan, Texas, United States of America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 134

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Died:
Rose Hill Cemetery, Cleburne, Texas

Jesse married Ethel Ogarita Musick on 1 Mar 1936. Ethel (daughter of Janes R Musick and Myrtle Annie Peters) was born on 31 Aug 1914; died on 29 Aug 1995 in Cleburne, Johnson, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Unk Ellis. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 4913

Family/Spouse: Eugene Albert Brownlow. Eugene (son of Elias Albert Brownlow and Hatty Lou Boykin) was born on 6 Apr 1890 in Concrete, DeWitt, Texas; died on 15 Jul 1946 in Precinct One, Legion, Kerr, Texas, Buried in Bruceville; was buried in Bruceville, McLennan, Texas, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: E L Koepf. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 7531